Allow build & check packages in addition to changed templates #47887
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To use, add "[ci check pkg1 pkg2 ...]" in PR title or body.
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i feel like this kind of testing is better suited to local building. tools like ymir and xxbuild can be used to automate building multiple packages in one go |
All testing can be done locally, so why have CI at all then? |
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To use, add "[ci check pkg1 pkg2 ...]" in PR title or body.
The idea is that sometimes I change some package but I want to test if another package (depending on the changed package) builds and checks ok (example #47610, or when updating ipython / cython / etc try build&check sagemath to see everything is fine, etc).
The implementation is just passing the pr title and body in the environment and have changed_templates.sh scan these for "[ci check ...]"
Testing the changes
See: https://github.com/tornaria/void-packages/actions/runs/7310706260/job/19919574047